Spence catches a pass from Deavers for
a hunk of yardage.
Rose twists and turns for yards in
Friday night's victory.
A den full of Demons drive for yardage
at Deer Creek.
Cimarron Valley
547.2700
Co-op, Inc.
247 S. Main
Doll Rags, Inc.
Dave & Charla Cupp
Jr. Sports Wear --Wholesaler-- Perkins
Payne County Bank
547.2436 202 S. Main
Perkins 'Y' Livestock Auction
547.2533
N.W. of Perkins
The Perkins Journal sda r, October 20, 1977-5
Demons 3.0 after an 8-0
win over Deer Creek
The Perkins-Tryon De-
mons were on the road again
last week, as they ventured
to Edmond, to pit forces with
Deer Creek.
Dwayne Deaver moved the
pigskin across in the second
quarter for the only score of
the game. And the Demons
went on to a 8-0 truimph over
Deer Creek of Edmond. This
victory puts P-T 4-3 on the
season.
The first,quarter slipped
away scoreless for both
teams. But a 16-yard pass to
Greg Baker set up Dwayne
Deaver's score from two
yards out to end a 48 yard
drive for P-T. Billy Womack
capped off the Demon
scoring to put the Demons
ahead 8-0.
The final two periods went
scoreless and the Demons
swept away an 8-0 victory.
"The Deer Creek game
was a MUST WIN game for
us. We needed to win it to
keep our hopes up for a
play-off berth. Our kids
really came through when
they had to Friday night. We
had a few problems during
the first half but they were
pretty well solved at
half-time.
"I believe our kids played
to the best of their ability,"
remarked coach Mcllvain.
"Our seconda'y consists of
Pecos Bridenstine, Billy
Womack, Terry Ventris and
Roger Norrie. Our line
hackers, Mark Anderson,
Guy Rose and Scott Higgins
also played real well. They
only had a few good runs on
us, and several times we just
missed tackles on them. Our
defensive played real well
the last half. Our offensive
line started opening some
holes the last half that
enabled us to control the ball
more. We should have
probably scored another TD
since we moved the ball
three times that we did nat
score.
"I was real proud of our
team," Coach added, "when
Deer Creek intercepted a
pass and went to our 15 yard
line in the 2nd quarter. They
really got tough when they
had to.
"We go to Luther Friday
night. We need to win this
game to assure us a place in
the play-off. It is the MUST
game of the year for us."
by Keith Disney
THE STATISTICS
P-T DC-E
First Down 10 7
Yards Rushing 176 45
Yards Passing 69 35
Passes 4-7 5-14
Passes Int. by 1 2
Fumbles lost 0 0
Penalties 55 1S
SCORE BY QUARTER
P-T 0 8 0 0-8
Deer Creek 0 0 0 0--0
2ND QUARTER
Perkins-Tryon--Dwayne
Deaver 2 run (Billy Womack
pass from Deaver)
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Junior Demons
Down Oilton
The Junior High Demons
made it four in a row after
they defeated the Oilton
Panthers, 20 to 8.
On Oilton's first series of
downs the Demon defense
stopped them cold in their
tracks. The Demons took the
ball over on downs in
Panther territory. On the
Demons first play from
scrimmage, Wade Fields
fumbled the ball and an alert
J. P. Oliver recovered the
ball. On the next play the
Demons fumbled again and
Oilton came up with the ball.
Oilton was unable to move
the ball and was forced to
punt. A strong P-T rush
blocked the punt and they
took over first and ten.
Wade Fields got the
Demons on the scoreboard
first with a seven yard TD
run. Freddy Pitts got the
extra points on an end
around play. The score was
Demons 8, Oilton 0.
The Demons got another
break on the kick-off after
the touchdown. The ball hit
one of the front linemen and
J. P. Oliver recovered it as
the first quart.gr,ol:lgd,',,,
The Demons were unable
to move the ball and had to
punt. Punter Steve Cole
kicked the ball about 40
yards and it was blown dead
on the Oilton 5 yard line.
Oilton fumbled deep in
their own territory and Mark
Irwin came up with the ball.
Barry Moreland took the
ball in for the touchdown
from one yard out. The extra
pt. failed and the Demons
still had the lead 14-0.
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their only TD with 19:.."
seconds left in the quarter, :i
The two point conversion !:
was good and the score at the ":
end of the 3rd quarter,:
Demons 16, Luther 8, :
Early in the 4th quarter,
the Demons fumbled the ball
to Luther. The Lions were
unable to score and the
Demons win, 16 to 8.
Coach Lauener comment-
ed, "We had good defense..
during the Ist, 2nd, and 4th ii
quarters. Steve Deaver, ii
Mark Irwin, Barry Moreland, :':
and Steve Cole played good :!
defense. George Murray and ii
Wade Fields had a good ii
offensive night." " " 2
Coach Evans also remark-:i:
ed, "Wade Fields did a good :
job of blockiwg our running.:.
back position. 1 was disap-!: i
pointed at the let down after.."..',
the 1st quarter. We just:.','
didn't stay competitive." ::.:
by Rick Lomenick ::
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"Kick that football" shouts the crowd
as Kelvin Smith boots one deep into Deer
Creek territory.
The Demons got the ball
back and George Murray Jr. Hi Demons cage
galloped 55 yards for the
Demons final touchdown.
The extra pt. was no good
and the Demons had a
000-0. Luther Lions 16.8
going at half time.
Oilton's only score came
on a 4 yard run after the
Demons had a bad snap on a
punting attempt. The extra
point was good and the score
was 20-8 which was the final
score of the game.
"Oilton was undefeated,
and we snapped their
winning streak," com-
mented Coach Evans. "We
had a let down in the third
quarter. George Murray,
Wade Fields, and Barry
Moreland played well on
offense. Steve Cole, Mark
Irwin and Danny Coivin
played well on defense."
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GIRLS' SCRIMMAGE
DRUMRIGHT
Perkins-Tryon Girls High
School Basketball Team
scrimmaged Drumright ;here
Thursday after school.
Twenty-nine girls suited
out for the scrimmage, with
each girl seeing considerable
action. As a whole, the team
did a pretty good job.
Coach Madison stated,
"The girls showed consider-
able improvement over the
last scrimmage, but need a
lot more improvement."
"The key to this team is
constant improvement," he
said.
by Marsha Coffman and
Ida Cretsinger,
The Demon Jr. High
football team won their third
game in a row by defeating
the Luther Lions, 16-8.
The Demons got all of
their scoring in the first
quarter with runs of 45 and
10 yards by George Murray.
Murray and Wade Fields got
the honors of making the two
point conversions. Great
blocking by the offensive line
helped make these two early
TDs. A Luther punt was
blocked by Mark Irwin in the
first quarter.
The Demon defense made
up of David Bates, Mark
Irwin, and Steve Deaver and
others made some outstand-
ing tackles to stop the Lions
in the second quarter.
The Lions only retaliation
came when they blocked a
Demon punt.
The score at the end of the
half was P-T 16, Luther Lions
0.
In the third, Luther scored
Thk page made possible by the
following Demon Boosters -
Perkins Plumbing Shop
J. D. 8 Evelyn Anderson
547.2470 I 11½ S. Main
DeI-Mar's Food Store
547.2555 ....... • 219 S. Main
547.2862
Viola's Boutique
Viola Moorman, Owner
Perkhs Drug
"Full.Time Drug Dept."
547.2079 Calvin Anthony, Owner
Designs by Shana
Shone Collum'
547.2118 Main & Chantry
P.J.'s •Flowers, Gifts, & Crafts
Patty Johnson
547-2763 147 S. Main
Gibble Country Corner
Mark and Jo Ptttman
547.2037 Jet. 33 & 177
547-2676
Oleo Acres
Mark & Jo Pittman
E. on Hwy. 33
Ralph's Packing Company
Ralph 8 Sue Crane
547.2464 N.W. of Perkins
Corner Fashions
547.2849
I0 ! S. Main
Cimarron Auto Parts
Jahnnle& Mary Dean
547-242/ Stumbo & W. 2nd
Harland Wells
Perkins Paint Supply
Stella & Orval Ingrain
547-2927 307½ N. MaM
Blumer's Champlin Station
S Hurley Blumer 148 S. Main
54 7.2414
Vassar Company
207 N. Main
Olson Hardware Co.
Alvin & Chasteen O/son
:17.2472 [14 S. Main
Pogue's City Plumbing Co., Inc.
L.R. "Red" Pogue
547.2117 122 S. M aM
Riley's Steak House
Arlts and Linda Riley, Owners
547-8907 115 S. Main
Bill and Joan McDaniei
Carl and CloG Rose
Dr. John C. Doyle
Casey's Barber Shop
Harvey Brixey-
Farmers Union Insurance
547.2251 South Main Street
Whistle Stop
Baker's Dry Goods
547-2461 John Baker 102 $. Main
Strode Funeral Home
547-2100 372.5550
Vivian's Perkins Cafe
Wayne & Vivlan Brake
547-2/27 143 S. Main
Main Service Center
Ross Jacobs, Owner
547.2435 Comer Main & Thomas
